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Hi community,
I like this forum very much - I got many valuable insights from it. In the past I had an English Excel installation at the office available, recently my employer moved to the German version and deinstalled the english one. Now, when i use a english command like =VLOOKUP(A1,'Sheet 2'! A1:H200,8,FALSE) adopting the country settings for "," with ";" Excel comes up with #NAME? since I used the english term, not the german one - but sometimes the german equivalent is not at hand as fast as needed ;-) However if a open a english coined workbook of a US/UK colleague with a built-in commands in English, the german Excel instllation is able to translate. So, is there a kind of Addin or multi-language extension available to use english and non-english built-in commands in a non-English installation simultaneously? Thks for any help, have a great day Michael |
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